You’ve heard of haunted houses, but have you ever heard of a haunted railroad track? Well, some believe you will find one in Crossett, Arkansas. The story begins over 100 years ago. Crossett had a railroad worker, a brakeman, who came to an untimely end in the early 1900s when he was beheaded […]

This month’s fall reading list is brought to you by the Elkins Public Library. The library is located at 352 N. Center Street, directly behind Chambers Bank and adjacent to the Elkins Elementary School.   In the Middle of Fall By Kevin Henkes Grades: Pre-K to 2nd The colors change so […]

Do you have a guiding principle you strive to live by? Two sisters from West Fork—both active in 4-H Club—follow an inspiring rule of service to others, so we chose them as this month’s Kid Heroes. “Every little thing we can do for others matters,” says Etana Morse, […]

Most kids have pets like cats, dogs, fish and hamsters, but how many have a pet chipmunk? When eight-year-old Marcus recently visited his grandparents in Fayetteville, he got to feed and pet Chippie. But Chippie isn’t an indoor pet. She lives outside in the wild. Grammy and Bop, as Marcus […]

Here at Official Kids Mag, we believe you can never have enough slime, especially at Halloween. The slimier, the better! Making slime is actually chemistry… and playing with it is fun, fun, fun! Ingredients •Elmer’s glue (most kinds of white craft glue will work – try […]

There’s not a lot blooming in the garden in the fall, but there are plenty of treasures to be found. You can use them to create cute little forest fairies. Just collect some pine cones, acorns, colorful leaves, twigs and other bits from your yard or garden. Then make your woodland people. […]

All I See by Micah Primack, original song (piano and vocals)

Doctor Killsme by Cel Moses

After the Storm, Piano software by Jonathan Laury 

In a shocking reversal of fortune from last year, the Virginia Cavaliers have won the men’s NCAA basketball championship. In perhaps one of the greatest comeback stories ever, the 1-seeded Cavaliers lost to 16-seed University of Maryland-Baltimore County 74-54, in what marked the first time […]

When most people think about March, they think about spring, flowers, sunshine, and the end of the cold weather brought about by the winter season. But when basketball fans, like me, think about March, we think of a time of some of the greatest joy and some of the most devastating heartbreak known […]

To say the least, I crammed in a few Best Picture candidates in the last couple days leading up to the 91st Oscars. Among the movies were the popular Queen flick ¨Bohemian Rhapsody¨ and Spike Lee’s return with ¨BlackkKlansman¨. ROLL IT!   Bohemian Rhapsody   This […]

Technology in today’s society has flourished exponentially and has improved our ability to perform difficult tasks; however, with great ability comes great responsibility. From thousands of deaths to shutting down schools worldwide, we can all agree that COVID-19 has taken a toll on how our

  Dear Class of 2020,   Springdale High School seniors, we are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. We write to you today with exciting news about how we are going to celebrate commencement activities! We are pleased to announce that

While an in-person graduation ceremony for SHS seniors has not be ruled out, the school announced Friday that a celebration video would be released at the end of May. Arkansas schools were closed to on site instruction on March 15 due to the outbreak of

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